FlexLine

TM

Coaxial cabling and connection technology

for wireless communication systems

Cable Solutions for Telecommunications

FlexLine products
for modern mobile
telephone systems
The mobile telephone market is undergoing a rapid phase of development.
Multimedia, data transmission, mobile Internet access and video conferences are
entering the world of the radio communications. This requires new applications
and standards that present a challenge to all system components.
FlexLine provides a modern solution to connect mobile telephone antennas with
the base station. The FlexLine product family also includes optimized connectors
as well as various corrugated outer conductor coaxial cables. FlexLine products
optimally fulfil stringent electrical specifications such as good voltage standing
wave ratio and low passive intermodulation as well as mechanical specifications
such as waterproofness. To protect the base stations against voltage surges, suitable lightning protection components are essential. Here too FlexLine provides
an ideal solution. The FlexLine package is completed by jumper cables and installation material that includes the necessary tools. Once installed, FlexLine ensures
high performance, reliability and longevity.
Modern intelligent networks are based on an effective infrastructure. FlexLine
with its high-grade components provides an optimum basis for the future.

Issue: February 2000

Subject to technical changes without notice.

4 Quality
5 Application example

Contents

FlexLine coaxial cables

6 Introduction
7 1/4 '' S
8 3/8 '' S
9 1/2 '' S
10 1/2 '' R
11 5/8 '' R
12 7/8 '' R
13 1 1/4 '' R
14 1 5/8 '' R
15 Attenuation values and power ratings
FlexLine connection technology
16 Introduction
17 Connectors for FlexLine 1/4 '' S
18 Connectors for FlexLine 3/8 '' S
19 Connectors for FlexLine 1/2 '' S
20 Connectors for FlexLine 1/2 '' R
21 Connectors for FlexLine 5/8 '' R
22 Connectors for FlexLine 7/8 '' R
23 Connectors for FlexLine 1 1/4 '' R
23 Connectors for FlexLine 1 5/8 '' R
24 Stripping tools for FlexLine cables
25 Transport case for installation tools
FlexLine jumper cables
26 Introduction
27 FlexLine jumper cable 1/4 '' S
28 FlexLine jumper cable 3/8 '' S
29 FlexLine jumper cable 1/2 '' S
30 Ordering information
FlexLine lightning protection
32 Introduction
33 Lightning protection with /4 stub
34 Lightning protection with gas-filled
overvoltage protector
FlexLine grounding kits
35 Introduction
36 Ordering information
FlexLine installation material
37 Introduction
38 Ordering information
Miscellaneous
41 Training program
42 General delivery conditions
3

Quality

FlexLine
more than just
individual components
When you select FlexLine, you will benefit from a carefully designed system of
components that facilitate installation and ease of connection. Tools, lightning
protection, grounding kits and jumper cables complete the product line. In addition, we offer intensive product training on FlexLine installation and operation.

Application
example

FlexLine application example

FlexLine jumper cables

FlexLine grounding kits

FlexLine installation materials

FlexLine feeder cables

FlexLine grounding kits

FlexLine jumper cables

Antenna mast

Base station

Coaxial
cables

Using FlexLine coaxial cables

When it comes to connecting the mobile communication antenna with the
base station, the FlexLine coaxial cable is the optimum antenna cable for the job.
FlexLine coaxial cables excel because, in addition to an excellent return loss, they
also have an extremely low attenuation due to a dielectric that consists of highly
foamed polyethylene (PE).
FlexLine coaxial cables are also used for the FlexLine jumper cables which are
either preassembled or can be assembled individually on site with a variety of
connectors in different lengths.
FlexLine coaxial cables are constructed as follows:
Inner conductor of copper wire, copper-clad aluminium wire, copper tube
or corrugated copper tube
Dielectric of highly foamed PE
Outer conductor of a corrugated copper tube with annular or spiral corrugation,
depending on the flexibility required
External sheath of PE or flame-retardant, halogen-free material (FRNC)
For all FlexLine cables we guarantee best valves for return loss (VSWR).
Frequency range
400 500 MHz
800 1000 MHz
1700 2000 MHz

Return loss
26 dB
26 dB
26 dB

VSWR
1.1
1.1
1.1

For details of the electrical or mechanical characteristics see the following

specifications for each type of cable.

Coaxial
cables

FlexLine 1/4 '' S

FlexLine 1/4 '' spiral corrugated cable

Electrical and mechanical data

Type designation
Printing
Max. allowable operating temperature range
Recommended installation temperature range
Electrical characteristics
Inner conductor resistance
Outer conductor resistance
Characteristic impedance
Capacitance
Return loss (30 2400 MHz)
Screening effectiveness
Cut off frequency
Peak power rating
Attenuation (typically at 20 C)
10 MHz
100 MHz
450 MHZ
900 MHz
1000 MHz
1350 MHz
1800 MHz
2050 MHz
2400 MHz
3000 MHz
Relative velocity of propagation
Mechanical characteristics
Max. tensile strength
Inner conductor diameter
Dielectric diameter
Outer conductor diameter
Jacket
Bending diameter, repeated
Weight
Order number

FlexLine 1/4 '' S, PE jacket

FlexLine 1/4 '' S, FRNC jacket

02YSWK2Y 1.9/4.4-50
LEONI L * FlexLine TM 1/4 '' S 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

02YSWKH 1.9/4.4-50 FRNC

LEONI L * FlexLine TM 1/4 '' S FRNC 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

8 /km
6.6 /km
50 1.5
80 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
25 GHz
3.6 kW

8 /km
6.6 /km
50 1.5
80 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
25 GHz
3.6 kW

1.6 dB/100 m
5.6 dB/100 m
12.5 dB/100 m
17.8 dB/100 m
19.0 dB/100 m
23.0 dB/100 m
26.0 dB/100 m
28.0 dB/100 m
30.8 dB/100 m
35.6 dB/100 m
82 %

1.6 dB/100 m
5.6 dB/100 m
12.5 dB/100 m
17.8 dB/100 m
19.0 dB/100 m
23.0 dB/100 m
26.0 dB/100 m
28.0 dB/100 m
30.8 dB/100 m
35.6 dB/100 m
82 %

350 N
1.9 mm
4.4 mm
6.5 mm
7.7 mm
50 mm
92 kg/km
V45466-B15-C16

350 N
1.9 mm
4.4 mm
6.5 mm
7.7 mm
50 mm
100 kg/km
V45466-B15-C26

1) Additional meter marking.

An overview of typical values for attenuation and mean power rating is given on page 15.

Coaxial
cables

FlexLine 3/8 '' S

FlexLine 3/8 '' spiral corrugated cable

Electrical and mechanical data

Type designation
Printing
Max. allowable operating temperature range
Recommended installation temperature range
Electrical characteristics
Inner conductor resistance
Outer conductor resistance
Characteristic impedance
Capacitance
Return loss (30 2400 MHz)
Screening effectiveness
Cut off frequency
Peak power rating
Attenuation (typically at 20 C)
10 MHz
100 MHz
450 MHZ
900 MHz
1000 MHz
1350 MHz
1800 MHz
2050 MHz
2400 MHz
3000 MHz
Relative velocity of propagation
Mechanical characteristics
Max. tensile strength
Inner conductor diameter
Dielectric diameter
Outer conductor diameter
Jacket
Bending diameter, repeated
Weight
Order number

FlexLine 3 /8 '' S, PE jacket

02YSWK2Y 2.6/6.5-50
LEONI L * FlexLine TM 3/8'' S 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

02YSWKH 2.6/6.5-50 FRNC

LEONI L * FlexLine TM 3/8'' S FRNC 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

3.5 /km
5.6 /km
50 1.5
80 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
17 GHz
8 kW

3.5 /km
5.6 /km
50 1.5
80 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
17 GHz
8 kW

1.3 dB/100 m
4.1 dB/100 m
9.2 dB/100 m
13.3 dB/100 m
14.0 dB/100 m
16.5 dB/100 m
19.4 dB/100 m
21.0 dB/100 m
23.5 dB/100 m
25.8 dB/100 m
82 %

1.3 dB/100 m
4.1 dB/100 m
9.2 dB/100 m
13.3 dB/100 m
14.0 dB/100 m
16.5 dB/100 m
19.4 dB/100 m
21.0 dB/100 m
23.5 dB/100 m
25.8 dB/100 m
82 %

600 N
2.6 mm
6.5 mm
9.1 mm
10.3 mm
50 mm
145 kg/km
V45466-B17-C46

1) Additional meter marking.

An overview of typical values for attenuation and mean power rating is given on page 15.

FlexLine 3/8 '' S, FRNC jacket

600 N
2.6 mm
6.5 mm
9.1 mm
10.3 mm
50 mm
165 kg/km
V45466-B17-C56

Coaxial
cables

FlexLine 1/2 '' S

FlexLine 1/2 '' spiral corrugated cable

Electrical and mechanical data

Type designation
Printing
Max. allowable operating temperature range
Recommended installation temperature range
Electrical characteristics
Inner conductor resistance
Outer conductor resistance
Characteristic impedance
Capacitance
Return loss (30 2400 MHz)
Screening effectiveness
Cut off frequency
Peak power rating
Attenuation (typically at 20 C)
10 MHz
100 MHz
450 MHZ
900 MHz
1000 MHz
1350 MHz
1800 MHz
2050 MHz
2400 MHz
3000 MHz
Relative velocity of propagation
Mechanical characteristics
Max. tensile strength
Inner conductor diameter
Dielectric diameter
Outer conductor diameter
Jacket
Bending diameter, repeated
Weight
Order number

FlexLine 1/2'' S, PE jacket

FlexLine 1/2'' S, FRNC jacket

02YWK2Y 3.55/9.3-50
LEONI L * FlexLine TM 1/2'' S 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

02YWKH 3.55/9.3-50 FRNC

LEONI L * FlexLine TM 1/2'' S FRNC 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

2 /km
3.4 /km
50 1.5
80 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
13 GHz
12 kW

2 /km
3.4 /km
50 1.5
80 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
13 GHz
12 kW

0.9 dB/100 m
3.0 dB/100 m
7.1 dB/100 m
10.5 dB/100 m
11.1 dB/100 m
13.0 dB/100 m
15.5 dB/100 m
16.6 dB/100 m
19.0 dB/100 m
20.7 dB/100 m
82 %

0.9 dB/100 m
3.0 dB/100 m
7.1 dB/100 m
10.5 dB/100 m
11.1 dB/100 m
13.0 dB/100 m
15.5 dB/100 m
16.6 dB/100 m
19.0 dB/100 m
20.7 dB/100 m
82 %

1000 N
3.55 mm
9.3 mm
12.3 mm
13.5 mm
60 mm
247 kg/km

1000 N
3.55 mm
9.3 mm
12.3 mm
13.5 mm
60 mm
260 kg/km

V45466-B19-C16

V45466-B19-C26

1) Additional meter marking.

An overview of typical values for attenuation and mean power rating is given on page 15.

Coaxial
cables

FlexLine 1/2 '' R

FlexLine 1/2 '' annular corrugation

Electrical and mechanical data

Type designation
Printing
Max. allowable operating temperature range
Recommended installation temperature range
Electrical characteristics
Inner conductor resistance
Outer conductor resistance
Characteristic impedance
Capacitance
Return loss (30 2400 MHz)
Screening effectiveness
Cut off frequency
Peak power rating
Attenuation (typically at 20 C)
10 MHz
100 MHz
450 MHZ
900 MHz
1000 MHz
1350 MHz
1800 MHz
2050 MHz
2400 MHz
3000 MHz
Relative velocity of propagation
Mechanical characteristics
Max. tensile strength
Inner conductor diameter
Dielectric diameter
Outer conductor diameter
Jacket
Bending diameter, single
Weight
Order number

FlexLine 1/2'' R, PE jacket

02YWK2Y 4.8/12.0-50
LEONI L * FlexLine TM 1/2 '' R 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

02YWKH 4.8/12.0-50 FRNC

LEONI L * FlexLine TM 1/2 '' R FRNC 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

1.6 /km
1.9 /km
50 1
76 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
10 GHz
24 kW

1.6 /km
1.9 /km
50 1
76 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
10 GHz
24 kW

0.7 dB/100 m
2.1 dB/100 m
4.6 dB/100 m
6.7 dB/100 m
7.2 dB/100 m
8.5 dB/100 m
9.9 dB/100 m
10.9 dB/100 m
11.8 dB/100 m
13.2 dB/100 m
88 %

0.7 dB/100 m
2.1 dB/100 m
4.6 dB/100 m
6.7 dB/100 m
7.2 dB/100 m
8.5 dB/100 m
9.9 dB/100 m
10.9 dB/100 m
11.8 dB/100 m
13.2 dB/100 m
88 %

1200 N
4.8 mm
12.0 mm
13.7 mm
16.0 mm
140 mm
250 kg/km

1200 N
4.8 mm
12.0 mm
13.7 mm
16.0 mm
140 mm
280 kg/km

V45466-B21-C26

V45466-B21-C36

1) Additional meter marking.

An overview of typical values for attenuation and mean power rating is given on page 15.

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FlexLine 1/2'' R, FRNC jacket

Coaxial
cables

FlexLine 5/8 '' R

FlexLine 5/8 '' annular corrugation

Electrical and mechanical data

Type designation
Printing
Max. allowable operating temperature range
Recommended installation temperature range
Electrical characteristics
Inner conductor resistance
Outer conductor resistance
Characteristic impedance
Capacitance
Return loss (30 2400 MHz)
Screening effectiveness
Cut off frequency
Peak power rating
Attenuation (typically at 20 C)
10 MHz
100 MHz
450 MHZ
900 MHz
1000 MHz
1350 MHz
1800 MHz
2050 MHz
2400 MHz
3000 MHz
Relative velocity of propagation
Mechanical characteristics
Max. tensile strength
Inner conductor diameter
Dielectric diameter
Outer conductor diameter
Jacket
Bending diameter, single
Weight
Order number

FlexLine 5/8'' R, PE jacket

FlexLine 5/8'' R, FRNC jacket

02YWK2Y 6.6/15.5-50
LEONI L * FlexLine TM 5/8 '' R 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

02YWKH 6.6/15.5-50 FRNC

LEONI L * FlexLine TM 5/8 '' R FRNC 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

1.3 /km
1.4 /km
50 1
76 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
7.7 GHz
65 kW

1.3 /km
1.4 /km
50 1
76 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
7.7 GHz
65 kW

0.5 dB/100 m
1.6 dB/100 m
3.6 dB/100 m
5.25 dB/100 m
5.6 dB/100 m
6.5 dB/100 m
7.75 dB/100 m
8.3 dB/100 m
9.3 dB/100 m
10.5 dB/100 m
88 %

0.5 dB/100 m
1.6 dB/100 m
3.6 dB/100 m
5.25 dB/100 m
5.6 dB/100 m
6.5 dB/100 m
7.75 dB/100 m
8.3 dB/100 m
9.3 dB/100 m
10.5 dB/100 m
88 %

1200 N
6.6 mm
15.5 mm
18.5 mm
21.4 mm
180 mm
390 kg/km

1200 N
6.6 mm
15.5 mm
18.5 mm
21.4 mm
180 mm
410 kg/km

V45466-B22-C16

V45466-B22-C26

1) Additional meter marking.

An overview of typical values for attenuation and mean power rating is given on page 15.

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Coaxial
cables

FlexLine 7/8 '' R

FlexLine 7/8'' annular corrugation

Electrical and mechanical data

Type designation
Printing
Max. allowable operating temperature range
Recommended installation temperature range
Electrical characteristics
Inner conductor resistance
Outer conductor resistance
Characteristic impedance
Capacitance
Return loss (30 2400 MHz)
Screening effectiveness
Cut off frequency
Peak power rating
Attenuation (typically at 20 C)
10 MHz
100 MHz
450 MHZ
900 MHz
1000 MHz
1350 MHz
1800 MHz
2050 MHz
2400 MHz
3000 MHz
Relative velocity of propagation
Mechanical characteristics
Max. tensile strength
Inner conductor diameter
Dielectric diameter
Outer conductor diameter
Jacket
Bending diameter, single
Weight
Order number

FlexLine 7/8'' R, PE jacket

02YWK2Y 9.1/22.5-50
LEONI L * FlexLine TM 7/8 '' R 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

02YWKH 9.1/22.5-50 FRNC

LEONI L * FlexLine TM 7/8 '' R FRNC 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

0.8 /km
0.9 /km
50 1
76 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
5.2 GHz
90 kW

0.8 /km
0.9 /km
50 1
76 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
5.2 GHz
90 kW

0.36 dB/100 m
1.15 dB/100 m
2.6 dB/100 m
3.8 dB/100 m
4.0 dB/100 m
4.8 dB/100 m
5.65 dB/100 m
6.1 dB/100 m
6.7 dB/100 m
7.5 dB/100 m
88 %

0.36 dB/100 m
1.15 dB/100 m
2.6 dB/100 m
3.8 dB/100 m
4.0 dB/100 m
4.8 dB/100 m
5.65 dB/100 m
6.1 dB/100 m
6.7 dB/100 m
7.5 dB/100 m
88 %

2000 N
tube 9.1 mm
22.5 mm
25 mm
27.7 mm
240 mm
580 kg/km

2000 N
tube 9.1 mm
22.5 mm
25 mm
27.7 mm
240 mm
720 kg/km

V45466-B23-C26

V45466-B23-C36

1) Additional meter marking.

An overview of typical values for attenuation and mean power rating is given on page 15.

12

FlexLine 7/8'' R, FRNC jacket

Coaxial
cables

FlexLine 11/4 '' R

FlexLine 1 1/4'' R annular corrugation

Electrical and mechanical data

Type designation
Printing
Max. allowable operating temperature range
Recommended installation temperature range
Electrical characteristics
Inner conductor resistance
Outer conductor resistance
Characteristic impedance
Capacitance
Return loss (30 2400 MHz)
Screening effectiveness
Cut off frequency
Peak power rating
Attenuation (typically at 20 C)
10 MHz
100 MHz
450 MHZ
900 MHz
1000 MHz
1350 MHz
1800 MHz
2050 MHz
2400 MHz
3000 MHz
Relative velocity of propagation
Mechanical characteristics
Max. tensile strength
Inner conductor diameter
Dielectric diameter
Outer conductor diameter
External diameter
Bending diameter, single
Weight
Order number

FlexLine 1 1/4 '' R, PE jacket

FlexLine 1 1/4 '' R, FRNC jacket

02YWK2Y 12.7/32.5-50
LEONI L * FlexLine TM 1 1/4 '' R 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

02YWKH 12.7/32.5-50 FRNC

LEONI L * FlexLine TM 1 1/4 '' R FRNC 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

0.7 /km
0.35 /km
50 1
79 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
3.7 GHz
180 kW

0.7 /km
0.35 /km
50 1
79 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
3.7 GHz
180 kW

0.25 dB/100 m
0.83 dB/100 m
1.85 dB/100 m
2.75 dB/100 m
2.94 dB/100 m
3.5 dB/100 m
4.15 dB/100 m
4.5 dB/100 m
4.9 dB/100 m
5.7 dB/100 m
88 %

0.25 dB/100 m
0.83 dB/100 m
1.85 dB/100 m
2.75 dB/100 m
2.94 dB/100 m
3.5 dB/100 m
4.15 dB/100 m
4.5 dB/100 m
4.9 dB/100 m
5.7 dB/100 m
88 %

2000 N
tube 12.7 mm
32.5 mm
36 mm
39.5 mm
400 mm
1190 kg/km

2000 N
tube 12.7 mm
32.5 mm
36 mm
39.5 mm
400 mm
1300 kg/km

V45466-B24-C6

V45466-B24-C16

1) Additional meter marking.

An overview of typical values for attenuation and mean power rating is given on page 15.

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Coaxial
cables

FlexLine 15/8 '' R

FlexLine 1 5/8 '' annular corrugation

Electrical and mechanical data

Type designation
Printing
Max. allowable operating temperature range
Recommended installation temperature range
Electrical characteristics
Inner conductor resistance
Outer conductor resistance
Characteristic impedance
Capacitance
Return loss (30 2400 MHz)
Screening effectiveness
Cut off frequency
Peak power rating
Attenuation (typically at 20 C)
10 MHz
100 MHz
450 MHZ
900 MHz
1000 MHz
1350 MHz
1800 MHz
2050 MHz
2400 MHz
3000 MHz
Relative velocity of propagation
Mechanical characteristics
Max. tensile strength
Inner conductor diameter
Dielectric diameter
Outer conductor diameter
External diameter
Bending diameter, single
Weight
Order number

FlexLine 15/8 '' R, PE jacket

02YWK2Y 17.3/42.2-50
LEONI L * FlexLine TM 1 5/8 '' R 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

02YWKH 17.3/42.2-50 FRNC

LEONI L * FlexLine TM 1 5/8 '' R FRNC 50 1)
40 C to + 80 C
15 C to + 60 C

0.85 /km
0.35 /km
50 1
76 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
3 GHz
300 kW

0.85 /km
0.35 /km
50 1
76 pF/m
26 dB (typical)
120 dB
3 GHz
300 kW

0.2 dB/100 m
0.68 dB/100 m
1.6 dB/100 m
2.3 dB/100 m
2.5 dB/100 m
2.9 dB/100 m
3.6 dB/100 m
3.85 dB/100 m
4.3 dB/100 m
4.8 dB/100 m
88 %

0.2 dB/100 m
0.68 dB/100 m
1.6 dB/100 m
2.3 dB/100 m
2.5 dB/100 m
2.9 dB/100 m
3.6 dB/100 m
3.85 dB/100 m
4.3 dB/100 m
4.8 dB/100 m
88 %

2000 N
corrugated tube 17.3 mm
42.2 mm
46.5 mm
50.5 mm
600 mm
1560 kg/km

2000 N
corrugated tube 17.3 mm
42.2 mm
46.5 mm
50.5 mm
600 mm
1730 kg/km

V45466-B25-C16

V45466-B25-C26

1) Additional meter marking.

An overview of typical values for attenuation and mean power rating is given on page 15.

14

FlexLine 15/8 '' R, FRNC jacket

Coaxial
cables

Attenuation values
and power ratings for FlexLine coaxial cables
Attenuation values typical at 20 C
Mean power rating at 40 C ambient temperature

FlexLine 1/4 '' S

Frequency Attenuation Mean power
(MHz) (dB /100m)
rating (kW)
10
1.6
2.8
100
5.6
0.85
450
12.5
0.4
900
17.8
0.28
1000
19.0
0.26
1350
23.0
0.20
1800
26.0
0.19
2050
28.0
0.18
2400
30.8
0.16
3000
35.6
0.14

FlexLine 5/8 '' R

Frequency Attenuation Mean power
(MHz) (dB /100m)
rating (kW)
10
0.5
18.5
100
1.6
5.7
450
3.6
2.5
900
5.25
1.8
1000
5.6
1.7
1350
6.5
1.4
1800
7.75
1.2
2050
8.3
1.1
2400
9.3
1.0
3000
10.5
0.9

FlexLine 3/8 '' S

FlexLine 1/2 '' S

FlexLine 1/2 '' R

Attenuation Mean power Attenuation Mean power Attenuation Mean power

(dB /100m)
rating (kW)
(dB /100m)
rating (kW)
(dB /100m) rating (kW)
1.3
6.0
0.9
8.4
0.7
9.0
4.1
1.8
3.0
2.6
2.1
2.8
9.2
0.9
7.1
1.2
4.6
1.25
13.3
0.6
10.5
0.82
6.7
0.85
14.0
0.56
11.1
0.78
7.2
0.82
16.5
0.46
13.0
0.67
8.5
0.7
19.4
0.41
15.5
0.56
9.9
0.6
21.0
0.38
16.6
0.52
10.9
0.55
23.5
0.35
19.0
0.47
11.8
0.5
25.8
0.3
20.7
0.42
13.2
0.45

FlexLine 7/8 '' R

FlexLine 11/4 '' R

FlexLine 1 5/8 '' R

Attenuation Mean power Attenuation Mean power Attenuation Mean power

(dB /100m)
rating (kW)
(dB /100m)
rating (kW)
(dB /100m) rating (kW)
0.36
22.0
0.25
44.0
0.2
56.0
1.15
6.7
0.83
13.0
0.68
16.0
2.6
2.9
1.85
5.7
1.6
7.0
3.8
2.0
2.75
3.8
2.3
4.5
4.0
1.8
2.94
3.6
2.5
4.2
4.8
1.6
3.5
3.0
2.9
3.5
5.65
1.3
4.15
2.5
3.6
2.9
6.1
1.2
4.5
2.3
3.85
2.6
6.7
1.1
4.9
2.0
4.3
2.3
7.5
0.9
5.7
1.8
4.8
1.9

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technology

FlexLine connection technology

Connectors of N and DIN 7/16 series were developed for field installation of
FlexLine cables so that, they not only accomodate the rigorous specifications
(elecrical and mechanical characteristics, climatic conditions, waterproofness)
of wireless communication systems, but are also extremely reliable and easy
to assemble.
Tried and tested materials together with proven production technology are
the basic requirements for connectors with excellent characteristics:
PIM product
Return loss
Insertion loss
Temperature range
Waterproof to

> 160 dBc @ 2 x 20 W

> 30 dB (typically > 33 dB)
< 0.05 dB
40 C to + 85 C
IP 68 (acc. to IEC 529)

The right connector for the right cable:

Choose the one-part connector for the cables with a spiral, and the two-part
connector for the cables with an annular corrugation of the outer conductor.
By using with the stripping tool installation time can be reduced to less than
2 minutes for the one-part connector and less than 3 minutes for the two-part
connector.
Due to an excellent sealing concept the connectors are absolutley waterproof,
even when the cable jacket is damaged. There is no need for any additional
sealing of the connector.

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technology

Connectors for FlexLine 1/4 '' S

N Series

Order number

N straight plug
V45250-Z5077-A1

N straight jack
V45250-Z5077-A2

N right angle plug

V45250-Z5077-A3

7/16 Series

Order number

7/16 straight plug

V45250-Z5077-A4

7/16 straight jack

V45250-Z5077-A5

7/16 right angle plug

V45250-Z5077-A6

Other connector types on request.

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technology

Connectors for FlexLine 3/8 '' S

N Series

Order number

N straight plug
V45250-Z5077-A7

N straight jack
V45250-Z5077-A8

N right angle plug

V45250-Z5077-A9

Order number

7/16 straight plug

V45250-Z5077-A10

7/16 straight jack

V45250-Z5077-A11

7/16 right angle plug

V45250-Z5077-A12

7/16 Series

Other connector types on request.

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technology

Connectors for FlexLine 1/2 '' S

N Series

Order number

N straight plug
V45250-Z5077-A13

N straight jack
V45250-Z5077-A14

N right angle plug

V45250-Z5077-A15

7/16 Series

Order number

7/16 straight plug

V45250-Z5077-A16

7/16 straight jack

V45250-Z5077-A17

7/16 right angle plug

V45250-Z5077-A18

Other connector types on request.

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technology

Connectors for FlexLine 1/2 '' R

N Series

Order number

N straight plug
V45250-Z5077-A19

N straight jack
V45250-Z5077-A20

N right angle plug

V45250-Z5077-A21

Order number

7/16 straight plug

V45250-Z5077-A22

7/16 straight jack

V45250-Z5077-A23

7/16 right angle plug

V45250-Z5077-A24

7/16 Series

Other connector types on request.

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technology

Connectors for FlexLine 5/8 '' R

N Series

Order number

N straight plug
V45250-Z5077-A38

N straight jack
V45250-Z5077-A39

7/16 Series

Order number

7/16 straight plug

V45250-Z5077-A40

7/16 straight jack

V45250-Z5077-A41

Other connector types on request.

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technology

Connectors for FlexLine 7/8 '' R

N Series

Order number

N straight plug
V45250-Z5077-A25

N straight jack
V45250-Z5077-A26

Order number

7/16 straight plug

V45250-Z5077-A27

7/16 straight jack

V45250-Z5077-A28

7/16 Series

Other connector types on request.

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technology

Connectors for FlexLine 1 1/4 '' R

7/16 Series

Order number

7/16 straight plug

V45250-Z5077-A29

7/16 straight jack

V45250-Z5077-A30

Connectors for FlexLine 1 5/8 '' R

7/16 Series

Order number

7/16 straight plug

V45250-Z5077-A31

7/16 straight jack

V45250-Z5077-A32

Other connector types on request.

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technology

Stripping tools
for FlexLine
cables
FlexLine stripping tools are perfect for the
rapid, easy to use and reliable preparation
of the connector assembly on the antenna
mast. The cutting blades are standard products and ensure a smooth cut on the outer
and inner conductors.
The use of FlexLine stripping tools can reduce
the installation time by up to 70 % compared
with commercially available tools.

Model

Stripping tool
FlexLine 1/4 '' S

Stripping tool
FlexLine 3/8 '' S

Stripping tool
FlexLine 1/2 '' S

Stripping tool
FlexLine 1/2 '' R

Weight
Dimensions

800 g
75 x 180 mm

850 g
75 x 180 mm

900 g
75 x 180 mm

950 g
75 x 180 mm

Order number

S45056-Z857-A2

S45056-Z857-A3

S45056-Z857-A4

S45056-Z857-A5

Model

Stripping tool
FlexLine 5/8 '' R

Stripping tool
FlexLine 7/8 '' R

Stripping tool
FlexLine 1 1/4 '' R

Stripping tool
FlexLine 1 5/8 '' R

Weight
Dimensions

1050 g
75 x 180 mmm

1100 g
75 x 180 mm

1700 g
100 x 200 mm

1900 g
100 x 200 mm

Order number

S45056-Z857-A9

S45056-Z857-A6

S45056-Z857-A7

S45056-Z857-A8

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technology

Transport case
for installation
tools
The FlexLine program includes a complete
installation toolbox for jumper cables and
feeder cables.
These fully equipped cases are both portable
and rugged and contain all the tools and
accessories required to attach the connectors
to the FlexLine cables.

Model

Case 1
jumper cables

Case 2
feeder cables

Weight (kg)
Dimensions (mm)

ca. 10
450 x 400 x 150

ca. 10
450 x 400 x 150

Order number

S45056-Z518-A1

S45056-Z518-A2

Contents

Case 1
jumper cables

Case 2
feeder cables

1/4 '' S tool

5/8 '' R tool

3/8 '' S tool

7/8 '' R tool

1/2 '' S tool

1 1/4 '' R tool

1 5/8 '' R tool
Open-end wrench
Hexagonal recess
Hook wrench
Steel rule
Scalpel
Spare blades
Deburrer
Dusting brush and cloth
Steel brush
Installation instructions

1/2 '' R tool

Open-end wrench
Hexagonal recess
Hook wrench
Steel rule
Scalpel
Spare blades
Deburrer
Dusting brush and cloth
Steel brush
Installation instructions

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Jumper
cables

FlexLine jumper cables

Jumper cables are used for the connection of the antenna feeder with
the antenna itself or with the transmission/receiving system of the base station.
FlexLine jumper cables are ideal for daily use even under diffiicult conditions
and are distinguished by the following features:
Long trouble-free field life as a result of tried and tested materials
and production technologies
Designed for outdoor applications under extreme climatic conditions
(longitudinal waterproofing)
High flexibility and small bending diameters
Specially developed connectors using soldering technology that guarantees
superior electrical characteristics:
Screening attenuation > 120 dB
Low intermodulation product IM3 > 160 dBc
Excellent return loss due to silver-plated connectors and attenuationoptimized cable materials
Integrated lightning protection technology saves setup time, is site-optimized
and reduces system attenuation
Hot-polyamide moulding between connector and cable jacket
Waterproof to safety class IP 68 (acc. to IEC 529)
Used cable jackets of flame retardent, halogen-free material (FRNC)

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Jumper
cables

FlexLine 1/4 '' S jumper cables

Electrical data
Frequency range
Peak power rating
Characteristic impedance
Return loss
Insertion loss

30 1000 MHz
1000 2000 MHz
900 MHz
1800 MHz

Relative velocity of propagation

Intermodulation

30 2500 MHz
3.6 kW
50
> 30 dB
> 28 dB
< 0.18 dB/m (cable) + 0.1 dB (2 connectors)
< 0.26 dB/m (cable) + 0.1 dB (2 connectors)
82 84 %
> 160 dBc (3rd order product with 2 x 43 dBm)

Mechanical data
Bending diameter, repeated bending
Bending diameter, single bending
Max. tensile force

> 50 mm (during installation; storage)

> 25 mm (for an installed unit)
max. 350 N

Environment
Waterproof to safety class (IEC 529)
Max. allowable operating temperature range
Recommended installation temperature range
Mechanical oscillation
Shock resistance
Corrosion resistance

IP 68
40 to + 80 C
15 to + 60 C
MIL STD 202 Meth. 204/B
MIL STD 202 Meth. 213/B
MIL STD 202 Meth. 101

Materials
Cable

Connectors

Inner conductor
Dielectric
Outer conductor
Jacket

copper wire
highly foamed polyethylene
corrugated copper tube
thermoplastic copolymer FRNC, black
fire prevention according to IEC 332-3
UL 1581.1080 (VW-1)

Outer conductor
Inner conductor
Insulator
Sealing

brass, silver-plated
brass/CuBe, silver-plated
PP/ PE/PTFE
hot-polyamide moulding

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Jumper
cables

FlexLine 3/8 '' S jumper cables

Electrical data
Frequency range
Peak power rating
Characteristic impedance
Return loss
Insertion loss

30 1000 MHz
1000 2000 MHz
900 MHz
1800 MHz

Relative velocity of propagation

Intermodulation

30 2500 MHz
8.1 kW
50
> 30 dB
> 27 dB
< 0.14 dB/m (cable) + 0.2 dB (2 connectors)
< 0.20 dB/m (cable) + 0.2 dB (2 connectors)
82 84 %
> 160 dBc (3rd order product with 2 x 43 dBm)

Mechanical data
Bending diameter, repeated bending
Bending diameter, single bending
Max. tensile force

> 50 mm (during installation; storage)

> 25 mm (for an installed unit)
max. 600 N

Environment
Waterproof to safety class (IEC 529)
Max. allowable operating temperature range
Recommended installation temperature range
Mechanical oscillation
Shock resistance
Corrosion resistance

IP 68
40 to + 80 C
15 to + 60 C
MIL STD 202 Meth. 204/B
MIL STD 202 Meth. 213/B
MIL STD 202 Meth. 101

Materials
Cable

Connectors

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Inner conductor
Dielectric
Outer conductor
Jacket

copper wire
highly foamed polyethylene
corrugated copper tube
thermoplastic copolymer FRNC, black
fire prevention according to IEC 332-3
UL 1581.1080 (VW-1)

Outer conductor
Inner conductor
Insulator
Sealing

brass, silver-plated
brass/CuBe, silver-plated
PP/ PE/ PTFE
hot-polyamide moulding

Jumper
cables

FlexLine 1/2 '' S jumper cables

Electrical data
Frequency range
Peak power rating
Characteristic impedance
Return loss
Insertion loss

30 1000 MHz
1000 2000 MHz
900 MHz
1800 MHz

Relative velocity of propagation

Intermodulation

30 2500 MHz
12.1 kW
50
> 30 dB
> 28 dB
< 0.11 dB/m (cable) + 0.1 dB (2 connectors)
< 0.16 dB/m (cable) + 0.1 dB (2 connectors)
82 84 %
> 160 dBc (3rd order product with 2 x 43 dBm)

Mechanical data
Bending diameter, repeated bending
Bending diameter, single bending
Max. tensile force

> 60 mm (during installation; storage)

> 35 mm (for an installed unit)
max. 1000 N

Environment
Waterproof to safety class (IEC 529)
Max. allowable operating temperature range
Recommended installation temperature range
Mechanical oscillation
Shock resistance
Corrosion resistance

IP 68
40 to + 80 C
15 to + 60 C
MIL STD 202 Meth. 204/B
MIL STD 202 Meth. 213/B
MIL STD 202 Meth. 101

Materials
Cable

Connectors

Inner conductor
Dielectric
Outer conductor
Jacket

copper wire
highly foamed polyethylene
corrugated copper tube
thermoplastic copolymer FRNC, black
fire prevention according to IEC 332-3
UL 1581.1080 (VW-1)

Outer conductor
Inner conductor
Insulator
Sealing

brass, silver-plated
brass/CuBe, silver-plated
PP/ PE/ PTFE
hot-polyamide moulding

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cables

Ordering information jumper cables

Side 1
N jack
Right angle
Straight

Side 2
10

N jack
Right angle

10

15

Straight

15

Straight with /4 lightning protection GSM 900

20

Straight with /4 lightning protection GSM 1800

21

Straight with /4 lightning protection PCS 1900

22

Straight with lightning protection (gas overvoltage 90 V)

25

Straight with lightning protection (gas overvoltage 230 V)

26

40

N plug
Right angle

40

Straight

45

Straight

45

7/16 jack
Right angle

50

7/16 jack
Right angle

50

Straight

55

Straight

55

Straight with /4 lightning protection GSM 900

60

Straight with /4 lightning protection GSM 1800

61

Straight with /4 lightning protection PCS 1900

62

Straight with lightning protection (gas overvoltage 90 V)

65

Straight with lightning protection (gas overvoltage 230 V)

66

80
85

N plug
Right angle

7/16 plug
Right angle

80

7/16 plug
Right angle

Straight

85

Straight

Customers need

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Customers need

Cable type
FlexLine 1/4 '' S FRNC

FlexLine 3/8 '' S FRNC

FlexLine 1/2 '' S FRNC

Jumper
cables

Standard lengths
50 cm

Order number generator

50

V45594 -A
100 cm

10

85

-B

300

100
Connector, side 1 (e.g. N jack/right angle)

150 cm

150
Connector, side 2 (e.g. 7/16 plug/straight)

200 cm

200
Cable type (e.g. FlexLine 3/8 '' S FRNC)

250 cm

250
Length in cm (e.g. 300 cm)

300 cm
Customers need

300
?

The part numbers for the jumper cables are made up of 5 blocks:
The first block specifies a FlexLine jumper cable: V45594-A
In the second block, the connectors are entered for the first cable side
The third block designates the connectors for the second cable side
The fourth block specifies the cable type
The fifth block specifies the standard length
Special types and special lengths can be produced on request.

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Lightning
protection

FlexLine
lightning
protection

During a lightning strike on a radio facility, voltage surges of up to 50 kV/m

are induced in a few microseconds. These high voltages are fed via unprotected
cables and lines to any connected terminals an enormous load for the whole
system ! Any outage of the base stations results in extremely high repair costs and,
above all, loss of air time. This is of particular concern to mobile communication
systems in exposed locations where EMP protectors are an absolute must to
provide reliable deflection when overvoltages occur !
Due to the increasing demand for this type of protective device, FlexLine provides
a complete program of coaxial overvoltage protectors that are integrated in the
system. In normal operation, they have no effect on the function of the system
but, if an overvoltage occurs, they instantly switch to their protective discharge
function.
The FlexLine program offers two different solutions for lightning protection:
Lightning protection /4 stub
Lightning protection using gas-filled overvoltage protectors

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Lightning
protection

Lightning protection with /4 stub

The /4 stub contains a short-circuited
conducting element positioned parallel to
the power carrying line. The conducting element is dimensioned so that it has an electrical length of a quarter of a wavelength at
the frequency to be transmitted. In a narrow
frequency range, the transmission parameter

remains unimpaired although all the DC or

low frequency components of the signal are
discharged to ground.
This concept offers the following advantages:
High contact pressure and silver-plated surfaces guarantee excellent intermodulation
values (PIM product > 160 dBc @ 2 x 20 W)

7/16 /4 overvoltage protector,

900 MHz

7/16 /4 overvoltage protector,

1800 MHz

Configuration

7/16 /4 overvoltage
protector, 900MHz

Signal bandwidths from 2 % to 20 %

according to requirement
Very good results even after multiple
lightning strikes
Leakage current of 25 kA (8/20 s pulse)
Service-free operation
Waterproof to safety class IP 68

7/16 /4 overvoltage protector,

1900 MHz

7/16 /4 overvoltage
protector, 1800 MHz

7/16 /4 overvoltage
protector, 1900 MHz

Return loss (dB)

Insertion loss (dB)
Weight (g)

> 26
< 0.1
480

> 26
< 0.1
450

> 26
< 0.1
440

Order number

S45055-Z61-A125

S45055-Z61-A126

S45055-Z61-A127

Frequency range

GSM 900
880 960 MHz

GSM 1800
1710 1880 MHz

PCS 1900
1850 1990 MHz

Other frequency ranges and connectors on request.

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Lightning
protection

Lightning protection
with gas-filled overvoltage protector
In this case, a gas-filled overvoltage protector cartridge is inserted between the inner
and outer conductor of the coaxial line.
If an over voltage occurs that exceeds the
basic dielectric strength of the system, an
elec trical spark-over results. This discharge
reaction limits the overvoltage and reduces

the energy of the impact in the shortest

period of time. The elec tric arc that is hereby
triggered has a high current capacity and
prevents the further build-up of overvoltage
through its residual voltage of only a few tens
of volts.
These overvoltage protectors make use of
this physical principle.

N gas overvoltage protector

7/16 gas overvoltage protector

Configuration

N gas overvoltage
protector

7/16 gas overvoltage

protector

The advantages of the concept are:

Low voltage standing wave ratio from
DC to 2.5 GHz
Replaceable gas-filled cartridges
Leakage current of 20 kA (8/20 s pulse)
Discharge cartridges with various response
voltages available
Waterproof to safety class IP 68

Overvoltage protector Overvoltage protector

capsule, 90 V
capsule, 230 V

Return loss (dB)

DC 1000 MHz
1000 MHz 2000 MHz
2000 MHz 2500 MHz
Insertion loss (dB)
Weight (g)

> 30
> 20
> 16
< 0.15
250

> 30
> 20
> 16
< 0.15
400

10

10

Order number

S45055-Z61-A128

S45055-Z61-A122

S45055-Z61-A123

S45055-Z61-A124

The overvoltage protector capsules must be ordered separately.

Other connectors on request.

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Grounding
kits

FlexLine grounding kits

FlexLine grounding kits are used for the low-induction connection of cable
systems to the antenna tower and to the radio equipment. They discharge any
lightning strikes that occur to ground. For equipotential bonding on site, the
grounding kits are installed in the upper cable ends, in the vicinity of the mast
foundation and at the building entrances. In longer feed systems, additional
ground connections are attached at distances of approx. 60 m.
FlexLine grounding kits demonstrate the following features:
Simple, rapid and safe installation
Compact version with no loose component parts
High security against lightning strikes
Contact resistance 1 m
Installation time of approx. 3 min.
Waterproof to IP 68
Weather-resistant due to the use of stainless steel

35

Grounding
kits

KMT grounding kit, standard

KMT grounding kit, parallel

KMT grounding kits
(N=standard P=parallel)

36

Grounding kit

Order number

standard
1/4 ''- N
KMT
3
KMT
/8 ''- N
1
/2 ''- N
KMT
5/8 ''- N
KMT
7/8 ''- N
KMT
KMT
1 x 1 1/4 ''- N
KMT
1 x 1 5/8 ''- N

S45055-Z61-A1
S45055-Z61-A2
S45055-Z61-A3
S45055-Z61-A350
S45055-Z61-A4
S45055-Z61-A5
S45055-Z61-A6

parallel
1/4 ''- P
KMT
3
/8 ''- P
KMT
1
/2 ''- P
KMT
5/8 ''- P
KMT
7/8 ''- P
KMT
KMT
1 x 1 1/4 ''- P
KMT
1 x 1 5/8 ''- P

S45055-Z61-A7
S45055-Z61-A8
S45055-Z61-A9
S45055-Z61-A950
S45055-Z61-A10
S45055-Z61-A11
S45055-Z61-A12

Installation
material

FlexLine installation material

The FlexLine installation material is simple and, thus, rapid to assemble.
It is characterized by its long life expec tancy. The reliability of the whole
system for years of trouble-free service is also based on the use of such highgrade installation material.
The FlexLine program includes high-grade clamps for laying FlexLine
cables so that they dont slip and do not become deformed. Installation
is made easier by the extremely simple operation of the clamps.
The cable is laid in the clamp and the clamping trough subsequently inserted.
The trough then automatically fixes itself onto the clamp (see graphics).
All FlexLine clamping troughs are made of glass fiber-reinforced and UV-resistant
plastic; the metal parts of the clamps are made of stainless steel.
There are various models available depending on the number of cables to be
secured and the mountings required. These include a swing-out clamp that,
for the first time, enables attachment to non-horizontal and non-vertical profiles.

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Installation
material

Ordering information for installation material

RF A4 cable clamps, 40 x 40 mm angle iron

38

RF A5 cable clamps, 50 x 50 mm angle iron

Cable clamp

Order number

Cable clamp

Order number

RF A4/ 1 x 8
(11)
RF A4/ 1/4
1
RF A4/ 1 x /2 S (14)
RF A4/ 1 x 1/2 (17)
RF A4/ 1 x 5/8 (24)
RF A4/ 1 x 7/8 (28)
RF A4/ 1 x 1 1/4 (40)
RF A4/ 1 x 1 5/8 (52)
RF A4/ 2 x 8
RF A4/ 2 x 1/4 (11)
RF A4/ 2 x 1/2 S (14)
RF A4/ 2 x 1/2 (17)
RF A4/ 2 x 5/8 (24)
RF A4/ 2 x 7/8 (28)
RF A4/ 2 x 1 1/4 (40)
RF A4/ 2 x 1 5/8 (52)
RF A4/ 3 x 8
RF A4/ 3 x 1/4 (11)
RF A4/ 3 x 1/2 S (14)
RF A4/ 3 x 1/2 (17)
RF A4/ 3 x 5/8 (24)
RF A4/ 3 x 7/8 (28)
RF A4/ 3 x 1 1/4 (40)
RF A4/ 3 x 1 5/8 (52)
RF A4/ 4 x 8
RF A4/ 4 x 1/4 (11)
RF A4/ 4 x 1/2 (17)
RF A4/ 4 x 7/8 (28)

S45055-Z61-A59
S45055-Z61-A60
S45055-Z61-A218
S45055-Z61-A61
S45055-Z61-A219
S45055-Z61-A62
S45055-Z61-A63
S45055-Z61-A64
S45055-Z61-A65
S45055-Z61-A66
S45055-Z61-A220
S45055-Z61-A67
S45055-Z61-A221
S45055-Z61-A68
S45055-Z61-A69
S45055-Z61-A70
S45055-Z61-A71
S45055-Z61-A72
S45055-Z61-A222
S45055-Z61-A73
S45055-Z61-A223
S45055-Z61-A74
S45055-Z61-A75
S45055-Z61-A76
S45055-Z61-A224
S45055-Z61-A115
S45055-Z61-A116
S45055-Z61-A117

RF A5/ 1 x 8
RF A5/ 1 x 1/4 (11)
RF A5/ 1 x 1/2 S (14)
RF A5/ 1 x 1/2 (17)
RF A5/ 1 x 5/8 (24)
RF A5/ 1 x 7/8 (28)
RF A5/ 1 x 1 1/4 (40)
RF A5/ 1 x 1 5/8 (52)
RF A5/ 2 x 8
RF A5/ 2 x 1/4 (11)
RF A5/ 2 x 1/2 S (14)
RF A5/ 2 x 1/2 (17)
RF A5/ 2 x 5/8 (24)
RF A5/ 2 x 7/8 (28)
RF A5/ 2 x 1 1/4 (40)
RF A5/ 2 x 1 5/8 (52)
RF A5/ 3 x 8
RF A5/ 3 x 1/4 (11)
RF A5/ 3 x 1/2 S (14)
RF A5/ 3 x 1/2 (17)
RF A5/ 3 x 5/8 (24)
RF A5/ 3 x 7/8 (28)
RF A5/ 3 x 1 1/4 (40)
RF A5/ 3 x 1 5/8 (52)
RF A5/ 4 x 8
RF A5/ 4 x 1/4 (11)
RF A5/ 4 x 1/2 (17)
RF A5/ 4 x 7/8 (28)

S45055-Z61-A77
S45055-Z61-A78
S45055-Z61-A225
S45055-Z61-A79
S45055-Z61-A226
S45055-Z61-A80
S45055-Z61-A81
S45055-Z61-A82
S45055-Z61-A83
S45055-Z61-A84
S45055-Z61-A227
S45055-Z61-A85
S45055-Z61-A228
S45055-Z61-A86
S45055-Z61-A87
S45055-Z61-A88
S45055-Z61-A89
S45055-Z61-A90
S45055-Z61-A229
S45055-Z61-A91
S45055-Z61-A230
S45055-Z61-A92
S45055-Z61-A93
S45055-Z61-A94
S45055-Z61-A231
S45055-Z61-A95
S45055-Z61-A96
S45055-Z61-A97

Installation
material

RF B cable clamps, 3 12 mm flat/round iron

RF M cable clamps for 8 25 mm round steel

and 3 25 mm flat steel

Cable clamp

Order number

Cable clamp

RF B/ 1 x 8
RF B/ 1 x 1/4 (11)
RF B/ 1 x 1/2 S (14)
RF B/ 1 x 1/2 (17)
RF B/ 1 x 5/8 (24)
RF B/ 1 x 7/8 (28)
RF B/ 1 x 1 1/4 (40)
RF B/ 1 x 1 5/8 (52)
RF B/ 2 x 8
RF B/ 2 x 1/4 (11)
RF B/ 2 x 1/2 S (14)
RF B/ 2 x 1/2 (17)
RF B/ 2 x 5/8 (24)
RF B/ 2 x 7/8 (28)
RF B/ 2 x 1 1/4 (40)
RF B/ 2 x 1 5/8 (52)
RF B/ 3 x 8
RF B/ 3 x 1/4 (11)
RF B/ 3 x 1/2 S (14)
RF B/ 3 x 1/2 (17)
RF B/ 3 x 5/8 (24)
RF B/ 3 x 7/8 (28)
RF B/ 3 x 1 1/4 (40)
RF B/ 3 x 1 5/8 (52)
RF B/ 4 x 8
RF B/ 4 x 1/4 (11)
RF B/ 4 x 1/2 (17)
RF B/ 4 x 7/8 (28)

S45055-Z61-A98
S45055-Z61-A99
S45055-Z61-A232
S45055-Z61-A100
S45055-Z61-A233
S45055-Z61-A101
S45055-Z61-A102
S45055-Z61-A103
S45055-Z61-A17
S45055-Z61-A18
S45055-Z61-A234
S45055-Z61-A19
S45055-Z61-A235
S45055-Z61-A20
S45055-Z61-A21
S45055-Z61-A22
S45055-Z61-A23
S45055-Z61-A24
S45055-Z61-A236
S45055-Z61-A25
S45055-Z61-A237
S45055-Z61-A26
S45055-Z61-A27
S45055-Z61-A121
S45055-Z61-A238
S45055-Z61-A118
S45055-Z61-A119
S45055-Z61-A120

RF M/ 1 x 8
RF M/ 1 x 1/4
RF M/ 1 x 1/2 S
RF M/ 1 x 1/2
RF M/ 1 x 5/8
RF M/ 1 x 7/8
RF M/ 1 x 1 1/4
RF M/ 1 x 1 5/8
RF M/ 2 x 8
RF M/ 2 x 1/4
RF M/ 2 x 1/2 S
RF M/ 2 x 1/2
RF M/ 2 x 5/8
RF M/ 2 x 7/8
RF M/ 2 x 1 1/4
RF M/ 2 x 1 5/8
RF M/ 3 x 8
RF M/ 3 x 1/4
RF M/ 3 x 1/2 S
RF M/ 3 x 1/2
RF M/ 3 x 5/8
RF M/ 3 x 7/8
RF M/ 3 x 1 1/4
RF M/ 3 x 1 5/8
RF M/ 4 x 8
RF M/ 4 x 1/4
RF M/ 4 x 1/2
RF M/ 4 x 7/8

Order number

(11)
(14)
(17)
(24)
(28)
(40)
(52)
(11)
(14)
(17)
(24)
(28)
(40)
(52)
(11)
(14)
(17)
(24)
(28)
(40)
(52)
(11)
(17)
(28)

S45055-Z61-A49
S45055-Z61-A50
S45055-Z61-A239
S45055-Z61-A51
S45055-Z61-A240
S45055-Z61-A52
S45055-Z61-A53
S45055-Z61-A54
S45055-Z61-A55
S45055-Z61-A56
S45055-Z61-A241
S45055-Z61-A57
S45055-Z61-A242
S45055-Z61-A58
S45055-Z61-A104
S45055-Z61-A105
S45055-Z61-A106
S45055-Z61-A107
S45055-Z61-A243
S45055-Z61-A108
S45055-Z61-A244
S45055-Z61-A109
S45055-Z61-A110
S45055-Z61-A111
S45055-Z61-A245
S45055-Z61-A112
S45055-Z61-A113
S45055-Z61-A114

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Installation
material

RF C cable clamps for 40/20 C profile rails

40

MAM 8 MBM 8 swing-out clamps

Cable clamp

Order number

Cable clamp

Order number

RF C/ 1 x 8
RF C/ 1 x 1/4
RF C/ 1 x 1/2 S
RF C/ 1 x 1/2
RF C/ 1 x 5/8
RF C/ 1 x 7/8
RF C/ 1 x 1 1/4
RF C/ 1 x 1 5/8
RF C/ 2 x 8
RF C/ 2 x 1/4
RF C/ 2 x 1/2 S
RF C/ 2 x 1/2
RF C/ 2 x 5/8
RF C/ 2 x 7/8
RF C/ 2 x 1 1/4
RF C/ 2 x 1 5/8
RF C/ 3 x 8
RF C/ 3 x 1/4
RF C/ 3 x 1/2 S
RF C/ 3 x 1/2
RF C/ 3 x 5/8
RF C/ 3 x 7/8
RF C/ 3 x 1 1/4
RF C/ 3 x 1 5/8
RF C/ 4 x 8
RF C/ 4 x 1/4
RF C/ 4 x 1/2
RF C/ 4 x 7/8

S45055-Z61-A28
S45055-Z61-A29
S45055-Z61-A246
S45055-Z61-A30
S45055-Z61-A247
S45055-Z61-A31
S45055-Z61-A32
S45055-Z61-A33
S45055-Z61-A34
S45055-Z61-A35
S45055-Z61-A248
S45055-Z61-A36
S45055-Z61-A249
S45055-Z61-A37
S45055-Z61-A38
S45055-Z61-A39
S45055-Z61-A40
S45055-Z61-A41
S45055-Z61-A250
S45055-Z61-A42
S45055-Z61-A251
S45055-Z61-A43
S45055-Z61-A44
S45055-Z61-A45
S45055-Z61-A252
S45055-Z61-A46
S45055-Z61-A47
S45055-Z61-A48

MAM 8

S45055-Z61-A15

MBM 8

S45055-Z61-A16

Cable clamp

Order number

STM 8/105 L = 105

STM 8/200 L = 200

S45055-Z61-A13
S45055-Z61-A14

(11)
(14)
(17)
(24)
(28)
(40)
(52)
(11)
(14)
(17)
(24)
(28)
(40)
(52)
(11)
(14)
(17)
(24)
(28)
(40)
(52)
(11)
(17)
(28)

STM 8 flat holder

Training
programm

Training program
In addition to the comprehensive FlexLine product line, we also offer an
extensive training program. The courses provide you with pracitcal tips and
useful background information for the correct selection, installation and application of our products. The course includes practical hands-on exercises.
Objective: The participants are familiarized with the FlexLine product family and
gain an overview of the applications and installation of the various products.
Duration: 2 days
Telephone: +49-44 91-2 92-0
Telefax:
+49-44 91-2 92-1 09
E-mail:
info@lsc.leoni.com

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General
conditions

General Conditions
for the supply of products and services of the electrical and electronics industry
I. GENERAL CONDITIONS
1. The scope of the supplies or services (hereinafter called Supplies) shall be defined by
the written declarations of both parties to the contract. General terms and conditions of
the Purchaser shall apply only where expressly accepted in writing by the supplier or
service provider (hereinafter called Supplier).
2. For cost estimates, drawings and other documents (hereinafter called Documents),
the Supplier reserves all rights, right, title and interest in the property and the copyright.
Such Documents may not be made available to third parties without the prior consent of
the Supplier and they shall, upon request, be immediately returned to the Supplier if he
is not awarded the contract. Sentences 1 and 2 shall apply reciprocally to Purchasers
Documents; however, these may be made available to those third parties to whom the
Supplier may transfer Supplies.
3. The Purchaser shall have the non-exclusive right to use standard soft ware in unchanged
form with the stipulated performance charac teristics for the agreed equipment. The
Purchaser is allowed to make two back-up copies without the Suppliers express consent.

3. If the Supplier is responsible for a delay in delivery, the Purchaser who can establish cre
dibly that he suffered a loss from such delay may claim agreed compensation of 0.5 % for
every completed week of delay but in no event shall the aggregate of such compensation
exceed a total of 5 % of the price of that part of the Supplies which, because of the delay,
could not be put to the intended use.
4. Purchasers claims for compensation which exceed the limits specified in para. IV.3. shall
be excluded in all cases of delayed delivery even after expiry of an extension of time that
may have been granted to the Supplier. This exclusion shall not apply where in cases of
wilful misconduct or gross negligence there is a legally binding liability on the part of the
Supplier. No change in the burden of proof to the detriment of the Purchaser is involved.
Purchasers right to terminate the contract shall remain unaffected after the expiry of an
extension granted to the Supplier that did not result in delivery.
5. If dispatch or delivery is delayed at Purchasers request by more than one month after
notice was given of the readiness for dispatch, the Purchaser may be charged storage
costs for each month thereafter to the amount of 0.5 % of the price of the supplied goods
but in no event shall the aggregate storage charges exceed a total of 5 % of the price. The
parties to the contract are at liberty to furnish proof of higher or lower storage costs.

4. Partial Supplies shall be permissible where they can be reasonably expected of the Supplier.
V. TRANSFER OF RISK
II. PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
1. Prices shall be ex works and exclude packing and shall exclude the sales tax payable under
the applicable law.

1. Even where carriage paid delivery has been agreed, the risk shall pass to the Purchaser
as follows:
a) If the supply does not include assembly or erection, when goods have been delivered
to or picked up by carrier. At the Purchasers request and expense, Supplies shall be insu
red by the Supplier against the ordinary risks of transport.

2. If the Supplier has undertaken the assembly or erection, the Purchaser shall bear all
required incidental costs in addition to the agreed contract price unless otherwise agreed.

b) If the supply includes assembly or erection, the day on which they are taken over into
Purchasers own service or, if so stipulated, after a satisfactory trial run.

3. Payments shall be made free at Suppliers paying office.

4. The Purchaser may set off only those claims that are undisputed or have been finally
determined in a legally binding manner.
III.

RETENTION OF TITLE

1. The items of Supplies (Secured Goods) shall remain the property of the Supplier until each
and every claim against the Purchaser to which the Supplier is entitled under this business
relationship has been duly satisfied. If the value of all security rights of the Supplier
exceeds the value of all secured claims by more than 20 %, the Supplier shall release a
corresponding part of the security rights at the Purchasers request.
2. For the duration of the retention of title, the Purchaser is prohibited from giving the items
of Supplies in pledge or as security, and resale shall be permissible only to resellers in the
ordinary course of business and only on condition that the reseller receives payment from
his customer or retains title so that the property is transferred to the customer only after
fulfilment of his obligation to pay.
3. In case of seizure or other acts or interventions by third parties, the Supplier shall be
immediately informed thereof in writing by the Purchaser.

2. If the dispatch, the delivery, the beginning or completion of assembly or erection, the
taking over into Purchasers own service or the trial run is delayed for reasons within the
Purchasers responsibility, or if the Purchaser has failed for other reasons to accept deli
very, the risk shall pass to the Purchaser.
VI.

ASSEMBLY AND ERECTION

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, assembly and erection shall be subject to the fol
lowing provisions:

1. The Purchaser shall provide at his own expense and in a timely manner:
a) all earth-moving and construction work and other ancillary services not specific to the
Suppliers trade as well as the necessary skilled and unskilled labour, materials and tools,
b) the equipment and materials necessary for assembly, erection and commissioning such
as scaffolds, lifting equipment etc., fuels and lubricants,
c) energy and water at the point of use, including connections, heating and lighting,

4. In cases of fundamental non-performance of contractual obligations by the Purchaser,

especially a delay in payment, the Supplier shall be entitled to take back the goods
following a demand for payment. The Purchaser shall be obliged to return the purchased
goods. The taking back, the assertion of the retention of title or the seizure of the Secured
Goods by the Supplier does not mean termination of the contract except if expressly
stated by the Supplier.
IV.

TIME FOR DELIVERY AND DELAY

d) suitable, dry and lockable rooms of sufficient size at the site for the storage of machine
parts, apparatus, materials, tools etc. and adequate working and recreation rooms for the
assembly personnel including appropriate sanitary facilities. Furthermore, the Purchaser
shall take all measures he would take for the protection of his own property to safeguard
the property of the Supplier and of the assembly personnel,
e) protective clothing and protective devices which are needed because of particular
conditions on the site.

1. Observance of the stipulated time for delivery is conditional upon the timely receipt of
all documents, necessary permits and releases, especially of plans to be provided by the
Purchaser, as well as fulfilment of the agreed terms of payment and other obligations by
the Purchaser. Unless these conditions are fulfilled on time, the time for delivery will be
extended accordingly except where the Supplier is responsible for the delay.

2. Before the start of assembly or erection, the Purchaser shall make available of his own
accord all necessary information concerning the location of concealed electric power, gas
and water lines or of similar installations as well as the required data concerning statics
and underlying conditions of the site.

2. If non-observance of the time for delivery is due to force majeure such as mobilization,
war, riot or similar events, e. g. strike or lockout, such time shall be extended accordingly

3. Before the beginning of assembly or erection, the necessary materials and equipment to
start work must be provided at the site and all preparations must have advanced to such a

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point that the assembly or erection can be started as agreed and carried out without
interruption. Access roads and the site itself must be level and clear.
4. If the assembly, erection or commissioning is delayed by circumstances for which the
Supplier is not responsible, the Purchaser shall bear an appropriate amount of the costs of
waiting periods and of any additional travelling of the Supplier or the assembly personnel
that may be necessary.
5. The Purchaser shall attest to the Supplier at weekly intervals the hours worked by the
assembly personnel and he shall immediately confirm in writing the completion of assem
bly, erection or commissioning.
6. If, after completion, the Supplier requests acceptance of the Supplies, it shall be carried
out by the Purchaser within two weeks of the Suppliers request, failing which acceptance
is deemed to have taken place. Acceptance is also deemed to have taken place if after
completion of any agreed test phase the Supplies are put to use.
VII. TAKING DELIVERY
Deliveries, even with minor defects, have to be accepted by the Purchaser.
VIII. WARRANTY

a) At his own option and expense, the Supplier shall either obtain a right to use the pro
duct, modify the product so as not to infringe the Property Rights or replace the product.
If this is not possible to the Supplier on acceptable terms, he shall have to take back the
product and refund the purchase price.
b) Suppliers aforesaid obligations shall exist only on condition that the Purchaser imme
diately notifies the Supplier in writing of the claims asserted by the third party, that he
does not acknowledge an infringement and that all countermeasures and settlement
negotiations are reserved to the Supplier. If the Purchaser stops using the product to
reduce the damage or for other important reasons, he shall be obliged to make it clear to
the third party that the suspended use does not mean acknowledgment of an infrin
gement of Property Rights.
2. Claims of the Purchaser shall be excluded if he is responsible for an infringement of Pro
perty Rights.
3. Claims of the Purchaser shall also be excluded if the infringement of Property Rights was
caused by specific demands of the Purchaser, by a use of the product not foreseeable by
the Supplier or by the product being altered by the Purchaser or being used together with
products not provided by the Supplier.
4. Further claims against the Supplier shall be excluded. However, Clause XI (Further liability)
shall remain unaffected and so shall be Purchasers right to terminate the contract.

For defects which include the absence of expressly warranted characteristics, the Supplier
shall be liable as follows:
X. IMPOSSIBILITY OF PERFORMANCE, CONTRACT ADAPTATION
1. The Supplier shall, at his option and expense, repair, replace or newly provide any parts or
services whose usefulness is impaired more than insignificantly within 12 months from
the date of the transfer of risk regardless of the period of operation owing to cir
cumstances that existed before the transfer of risk.
2. Warranty claims are subject to a limitation period of 12 months after notification of the
defect. Notice in writing shall be given to the Supplier immediately after discovery of the
defect.
3. In case of notification of a defect, Purchasers payments may be withheld in reasonable
proportion to the noticed defect. If the contract pertains to the conduct of a Purchasers
business, the Purchaser can withhold payments only if the legitimacy of the asserted
complaint can be established beyond doubt.
4. The Supplier shall be given adequate time and opportunity to remedy the defect. If he is
refused these, the Supplier shall have no liability for the defect.
5. If an adequate extension granted to the Supplier expires without the defect being reme
died, the Purchaser shall have the right to demand cancellation of the contract or a reduc
tion of the purchase price.
6. The warranty does not cover natural wear and tear or damage arising, after the transfer of
risk, from faulty or negligent handling, excessive strain, unsuitable equipment, defective
workmanship, inappropriate foundation soil or from particular external influences not
assumed under the contract, or from non-reproducible software errors. The warranty does
not cover modifications or repairs carried out improperly by the Purchaser or by third
parties.
7. The warranty period for repairs or replacement Supplies (of goods or services) shall be 6
months. It shall be the later of: (1) 6 months from the date of repair or replacement; or (2)
the remaining length of the original warranty period for the Supplies. For those parts
which cannot be put to the intended use because of the interruption of service, the war
ranty period shall be extended by the period of service interruption caused by the repair
or replacement supply.
8. The periods specified in paras 1., 2. and 7. shall not apply where longer periods are provided by law according to 638 BGB.

1. If it is impossible for the Supplier to carry out the Supplies for reasons for which he is
responsible, the Purchaser shall be entitled to claim damages but the Purchasers claim for
damages shall be limited to 10 % of the value of that part of the Supplies which, owing to
the impossibility, cannot be put to the intended use. This shall not apply where in cases of
wilful misconduct, of gross negligence or of initial impossibilitiy, there is a legally binding
liability. No change in the burden of proof to the detriment of the Purchaser is involved.
Purchasers right to terminate the contract shall remain unaffected.
2. Where unforeseeable events as described in Clause IV, para. 2, substantially change the
economic importance or the contents of the Supplies or considerably affect the Suppliers
business, the contract shall be adapted accordingly with due regard to the principle of
good faith. Where this is not economically reasonable, the Supplier shall have the right to
terminate the contract. If the Supplier wants to make use of this right of termination, he
shall notify the Purchaser in writing immediately after becoming aware of the significance
of the event. This shall apply even where at first an extension of the delivery time had
been agreed with the Purchaser.
XI. FURTHER LIABILITY
Except as provided herein, any other claims for damages of the Purchaser shall be excluded
regardless of whether they are based on positive breach of contractual oblligations, violation
of obligations in contract negotiations, breach of warranty, tort or other legal theory. This
exclusion shall not apply where e. g. under the product liability law or in cases of wilful
misconduct, of gross negligence, of the absence of warranted characteristics or of the fundamental non-performance of contractual oblligations, there is a legally binding liability.
However, liability for damages arising from the fundamental non-performance of contractual
obligations shall be limited to the foreseeable damage normally covered by a contract except
in cases of wilful misconduct or gross negligence. This limitation does not imply a change in
the burden of proof to the detriment of the Purchaser.

XII. CHOICE OF FORUM

1. If the Purchaser is a businessman, the sole forum for all disputes arising directly or indi
rectly out of the contract shall be the place of the Suppliers head or branch office at the
Suppliers option.

9. Except as provided above, any other warranty claims of the Purchaser against the Supplier
and the Suppliers agent shall be excluded. However, clause XI (Further liability) shall
remain unaffected.

2. All relations arising out of the contract shall be governed by German law not including the
United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG).

IX. INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND COPYRIGHT

XIII. VALIDITY OF THE CONTRACT

1. If a third party, because of an infringement of an industrial property right or copyright

(hereinafter called "Property Rights") by products furnished by the Supplier and used in
conformity with the contract, asserts legitimate claims against the Purchaser, the Supplier
shall be liable to the Purchaser as follows:

Even in case of legal invalidity of individual items, the remaining parts of the contract shall
remain binding save where adherence to the contract would mean an undue hardship on
one of the parties.

Type codes
02Y
02YS
2Y
50
/
FRNC
H
PE
R
S
SW
WK

Insulating jacket of foam polyethylene (cellular PE)

Insulating jacket of foam-skin polyethylene (cellular PE)
Sheath of polyethylene (PE)
Characteristic impedance 50
Diameter of inner conductor / diameter of outer conductor
Cable with enhanced fire response, smoke fumes non-corrosive
Sheath of halogen-free material (FRNC)
Polyethylene
Annular corrugation
Spiral corrugation
Sheath color black
Inner / outer conductor of welded, corrugated copper tape

Frequency ranges
GSM 900
GSM 1800
PCS 1900

880 960 MHz

1710 1880 MHz
1850 1990 MHz

LEONI Special Cables

Friesoythe GmbH & Co. KG

Pehmertanger Weg 13
D-26169 Friesoythe
Telephone +49-44 91-2 92-0
Telefax
+49-44 91-2 92-109
E-mail
info@lsc.leoni.com
www.leoni.com/lsc